Apple Pay liberates you from cash and cards, making payments easier. Here's how to set it up on your iOS, MacOS, or WatchOS device, plus where you can use it.

How to use Apple Pay with Touch ID iPhones If you have an iPhone with Touch ID, from iPhone 6 onwards, using Apple Pay is extremely simple: rest your finger on the Touch ID button, hold the iPhone ...

Apple Pay was originally envisioned as a mobile-only platform, so getting it set up on your iPhone will help you with every other device you own. To set up Apple Pay on your phone, add a debit or ...

How do I pay for things? Handing over your money digitally depends on what device you’re using, but all work roughly the same way. To pay with your iPhone: 1, If you’re using Face ID, double-click the ...

Apple Pay is basically a digital wallet on your iPhone, iPad , Apple Watch or Mac that lets you buy things in restaurants, in retail stores, in apps and on the web.

But if you also want to use Apple Cash to send and receive money from people, you’ll need iOS 15.5 or higher. How, here's how to set up Apple Pay on all your devices.

Here’s a step-by-step on how to use Apple Pay. How to use Apple Pay on an iPhone or Apple Watch Before using Apple Pay, you’ll need to add at least one credit or debit card to Apple Wallet.

But if you also want to use Apple Cash to send and receive money from people, you’ll need iOS 15.5 or higher. How, here's how to set up Apple Pay on all your devices.

We explain how to set up Apple Pay so that you can use your iPhone to pay for things withou fishing out your debit or credit card By Karen Haslam Managing Editor, Macworld JUN 26, 2018 12:05 pm PDT ...

If you've used Apple Pay already it's mostly a matter of confirming you want to use the same cards on your new iPhone. To add an extra card at any point, launch the Wallet app, and tap the white ...

To use Apple Pay, you’ll need one of Apple’s latest devices, either an iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPad Air 2, or iPad Mini 3. (Funny how it always works like that.) ...